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>>/146752/ [Always crying poor] Angela Bonilla, president of the Portland Association of Teachers, said the union has pushed for more training of specialized staff to intervene in student conflicts. But it’s also important to employ enough staff, including counselors, to monitor students and help struggling students work out their problems non-violently. “This is the issue in our public schools when we don’t have appropriate funding and appropriate staffing,” Bonilla said. “Like when did this conflict start? Who knew about it? Are there enough counselors on staff to have someone that this student can talk to?” https://www.oregonlive.com/education/2024/04/mom-says-portland-school-refused-to-share-evidence-in-hallway-attack-against-her-15-year-old-until-she-hired-a-lawyer.html > >Like when did this conflict start? [It started when the student with noise canceling earbuds walked down the hall and someone who she did not know decided to attack her.] > >But it’s also important to employ enough staff, including counselors, to monitor students and help struggling students work out their problems non-violently. [Because you need to babysit high school students] Angela Bonilla @ABonillaPAT She/They/Ella. Afro-Latina. Portland by way of NYC. Public School Teacher. Lover of Unions, cats, rabbits, and games. Se Habla Spanglish. All typos are my own. Portland, OR Oct 28, 2022 Please excuse my typos. I don't have a communications department to review my tweets 😅 Angela Bonilla reposted @SometimesPDX Dec 17, 2022 Portland Police is trying to get cops back into schools and using gun violence as their reason. I think, instead, we should have a version of Portland Street Response in schools and extra support staff such as counselors and therapists that are trained in child development.